Cuzco, Cusco to Sacred Valley, Cusco from $10: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services for the train from Cuzco to the Sacred Valley often include catering with a selection of Peruvian snacks and beverages. Depending on the operator you choose, you can expect options like local fruits, sandwiches, and typically a beverage service including soft drinks, wines, or local Pisco, especially in premium classes.

• The main operators for this route are PeruRail and Inca Rail. PeruRail offers different seating classes including First Class, which features spacious seats, gourmet meals, and panoramic views, Business Class with comfortable seating and snack service, and Economy Class, which provides more basic seating. Inca Rail provides similar classes including First Class with a luxurious experience, Business Class with wide seats and refreshments, and a more affordable Economic option. For more details, visit their websites: PeruRail and Inca Rail.

• Upon arrival at the Sacred Valley station (Ollantaytambo or Poroy), expect a small station with basic amenities. There are usually no facilities to leave luggage, but restrooms are available. As for transportation into the city center, the fastest way is to take a taxi right outside the station; they are plentiful and will take you directly to Ollantaytambo's main square in about 5-10 minutes.